Google Analytics Custom Reports eMails only one reporting tab
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Goog Morning from 18 degrees C mostly cloudy Wetherby UIK
I'm on a mission to get away from manual reporting and move over to eMailing custom Google analytics reports.
Thanks to this tutorail http://searchenginewatch.com/article/2175001/7-Time-Saving-Google-Analytics-Custom-Reports Ive made good progress but ive hit a snag.
The snag being when i email the report the recipient only recieves one 1 report tab of data. This causes a problem when you eMail a report that has multiple reporting tabs like this: http://i216.photobucket.com/albums/cc53/zymurgy_bucket/tab-export-custom-problemcopy.jpg
So my question is please..."When you eMail a recipient a custom report how can you ensure they receive "All" the reporting tabs data and not just one"?
Any insights welcome
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However the widget only supports 2 metrics hence the misery is not over for me...
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Ive since gone down the widget route which as curred the misery...
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Greetings from scorching chesterfield!
Not the answer you are looking for but could you dump all the relevant info into a GA dashboard and e-mail that?
Alternatively there are some third party tools that might give you a bit more flexibility.
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